intheunitedstateswhohave been educated in our schools, to give them the opportunity to stay here. you know, wouldn't we rather be known as a country of dreamers, than a country of illegal aliens? [applause] and as we saw last night, this is the commander in chief who finally brought osama bin laden to justice. [applause] now that is presidential leadership. but even before barack obama was elected president, we knew he was going to be a great leader. we knew it when he chose joe biden as his running mate. [applause] joe was the perfect choice, because like the president, he had lived the american dream, going from humble middle-class roots, to the united states senate, to the vice presidency of the united states. [applause] and we all know from his incredible speech last night that he has been side by side with the president's, fighting to make sure that we open the doors of opportunity for all americans, working to create good jobs and to invest in education, to make health care and retirement and schools affordable for everyone. it is what he has fought for his entire career. [applause]

can he do? and the reported blowout betweentheunitedstatesandisrael that had the prime minister at his wit's end. what really happened? a key person in that room. and a rareirus has killed three people at yosemite national park and tonight an alarming warning to nearly 30,000 other people. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. big ben getting ready to go to bat. the man who has to save america was at a game casually dressed. a pair of jeans. got his hat on. but he always wears a belt. i'm betting his mind is racing. next week, ben might unleash the beast of hundreds of billions of dollars to america. why? well, today's awful jobs report, it was a measly 96,000 jobs created last month. ben bernanke has called the job crisis in america a grave concern. we all know that our elected leaders in washington so far have not done much about it lately. >> i think what we've had lately is because you've had a lack of leadership on fiscal policy. >> i just want to pause there, paul ryan. a lack of leadership on fiscal policy. you happen to be the budget committee chairman. wasn't

intheunitedstates, butdone in france which is a modern labor market where i think there are some lessons. the code-talkers actually convinced the french government to do something i hope we can convince our -- co-authors actually convince the french government to do something i hope we can convince our government to do, which is to experiment with widespread unemployment services programs and look at what the effects on the labor market are not just by randomizing an individual having access to the program, but breaking france up into different geographic areas of labor markets and providing 100% of the people access in some areas, in some areas , in some areas 55%, some areas 25%. if you do that randomly, on average, if you're in an area where a lot of other people use this program, does that have a negative effect on you? what they found is in tight labor markets, basically the programs really helped people get into jobs more quickly. when the labor market is weak, is largely a game of musical chairs. one person getting a job makes another person have a more difficult time. thinking ab

to some sobering news intheunitedstatesanda convention of party hang over in the form of disappointing jobs numbers. president barack obama promised to lead the nation "to a better place" and warned the road ahead would be difficult. it was revealed the u.s. economy added only 96,000 jobs, well below the 125,000 economists had been expecting. the unemployment rate dropped but the weak data played in to the hands of the opposition. >> republican presidential hopeful met romney said the jobs report proves obama's policies have not worked and no president since the great depression has been reelected with unemployment over 7.2%. >> more on the u.s. presidential election in a moment, but first on to the markets and weaker than expected unemployment data which was in focus. many are betting it will prompt further stimulus by the u.s. federal reserve. as a result, european stocks climbing higher ending their biggest weekly rally in three months. conrad sent us this summary from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> bad news from the american labor market's leading to buying stock

companies that open new plants and train new workers and create new jobs here, intheunitedstatesofamerica. ( cheers and applause ) we can help big factories and small businesses double their exports, and if we choose this path, we can create a million new manufacturing jobs in the next four years. you can make that happen. you can choose that future. >> brown: voters now have two months to ponder the competing arguments, and two more jobs reports before the election. the second of those, the october numbers, will be released on november 2, just five days before voting day. in the last two weeks, we heard from two economists who explained and advocated the different approaches of democrats and republicans as the conventions approached. newshour economics correspondent paul solman met douglas holtz- eakin in tampa ahead of the republican gathering. holtz-eakin served on the council of economic advisers under george w. bush, and later as a top adviser to john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. he's now president of the american action forum, a policy think tank. the following we

of the canadian secret is very tough bank regulation, much tougher intheunitedstatesthaneven today and certainly much tougher than the republican party is supporting and also a state which is bigger than your party supports and a state which is bigger even frankly than barack obama supports. canada has universal single payer health care. >> which pretty much everybody agrees on in canada. we'll leave it there, always a pleasure to see you, thank you, congressman, representative dennis kusinich of ohio, kevin hassett, senior at the economic institute. >>> coming up the auto bailout worked, romney might have been wrong. >> governor romney opposed the plan to save gm and chrysler. [ booin ining ] so here's another job score. are you listening in michigan and ohio and across the country? >> the question now is, how are the campaigns going to spin that and how should it affect your vote? when we come back. you're watching y"your $$$$$" o cnn. ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicar

's not a country on earth that wouldn't gladly trade places withtheunitedstatesofamerica. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: he was referring to this comment made by republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan earlier this week in iowa. >> we are a country in doubt. we hit $16 trillion of debt that was announced yesterday. >> reporter: the two campaigns are fighting over whose plans would be more devastating to the economy. >> here in iowa, we're not better off under president obama. >> reporter: on friday, the romney campaign released 15 new ads, tailored to swing state voters. the ads lament sinking home prices in florida, manufacturing losses in ohio. >> here in virginia, we're not better off under president obama. his defense cuts threaten over 130,000 jobs. >> reporter: campaigning in virginia beach today, governor romney invoked god repeatedly as he criticized the president for the slow pace of job growth. >> we're going to have to have a new president that will commit to a nation under god that recognizes the we, the american people, were given our rights not by governm

consistency and the greatest growth engine inthisunitedstatesissmall business. melissa: yeah. >> it is small business. so what we need to do is to empower the small businesses so that they will --. melissa: feel confident, expand, hire people. they have to feel like demand out there. >> exactly. melissa: it is all interconnect the. i don't think we'll solve the problem tonight. let's talk about the market. we saw a rally yesterday on the ba of easy money out of europe. today came to the halt because of a jobs report. was that it? the rally we saw yesterday? >> i think we have more growth. long term i'm on his tick for long term. short term you will have the issues with the job market, with china, with the e! you. the -- e.u. next week. qe3 will happen and they're waiting to see, show me the money. melissa: you think there will do something next week? there is a big debate whether or not though wait until after the election. >> they move now it makes it look like we're in real trouble and the fed is take be action and maybe isn't a vote of confidence for the president? >> yeah

of theunitedstates, myfather my hero, joe biden. [ cheers and applause ] >> i move to suspend the roll and nominate by acclaimation joe biden as the vice presidential candidate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jennifer: let me just say i love joe biden. that was him tearing up at the convention last night, as his son beau who is also the attorney general of delaware nominated his father his hero for a second term. the pundits have spent a lot of time rehashing the most fiery speeches, but there were also a lot of moments like that. here are some of our favorites. >> it's about whether we do for our fellow americans what my crew did for me whether we'll look out for the hardest hit and the disabled whether we'll pool together in a time of need whether we'll refuse to give up until the job is done. >>> barack knows the american dream because he has lived it and he wants everyone in this country -- everyone so have the same opportunity no matter who we are, or where we're from or what we look like or who we love. [ cheers and applause ] >> i pledge

's y i'm running for secers president oftheunitedstates. >>mr. obama saihe deserves four me years. that message was drilled homy president clinton who electrified the base with his memorable wor. >> president obamatarted with a mu weaker economy than i en to me now. no president, not me, not any o have fully repaired all the damage he found in just four years. now -- but he hase has id the fndatio for a new modern successfulecono. of shared prosperity. if you will renew the president's ntract, youill el you wil feel it. >> mitt romney and paul ryan are making their case. they're pressing the point hard. attacking mr. obama and his policies. >> we had an economic crisis in 2008. the problem i'm saying is president obama's so-called solutions didn't fix the problem, they've made it worse. so president for the last two years has not been offering solutions, he's been attacking the other party. for the first two years of his presidency, his entire party controlled all of government. he got to pass nearly every single item on his agenda. we are suffering as a result of that. >> here wi

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